| | Welcome to Inside WebMD, a behind-the-scenes look at new products, events, and other things we are excited to share. We welcome your feedback on this new newsletter. Please let us know what you think! | | | We've Launched a Diabetes Meal Planner | | | At WebMD, we know how challenging it can be to manage diabetes. That's why this summer we launched a great new tool for people with diabetes – and anyone else who wants to track their carbohydrate intake. The Diabetes Meal Planner lets you track calories and carbs and organize your favorite healthy recipes. Choose from over 1,300 delicious recipes that meet WebMD's standards for nutrition, and enter your desired calories and carbs for the day. A simple chart lets you see at a glance how close you are to your daily limits. Our editorial team worked diligently to ensure all recipes have full nutritional information, including calories and carb values. See for yourself how easy it is to use! | | |
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| | Join WebMDRx Customers Who Have Saved Over $1 Million on Their Prescriptions | | | Did you know that prescription drug prices can vary -- sometimes by hundreds of dollars -- from one pharmacy to the next? WebMDRx lets you compare prices for your medications to find the best deal. It is free to use -- just print, email, or text yourself a coupon and show it to your pharmacist. Whether or not you have insurance, it is worth checking out. You may find that the coupon price is lower than your insurance copay. Since March, WebMDRx has helped people save over $1 million on their prescription drugs. Start saving today. | | | Social Media Team Wins 2019 Webby Award for People's Voice | | | Follow us: WebMD's popular Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, YouTube, and Reddit accounts recently won the 2019 Webby Award for People's Voice in Social: Health & Fitness. On Wednesday, Sept. 18, join us in the r/TwoXChromosomes Reddit subgroup for an AMA (Ask Me Anything) to discuss Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month with a panel of our experts. Then on Tuesday, Oct. 1, our doctors will answer all your questions on gut health in the r/IAmA subreddit. Follow us on social media, and connect with WebMD! | | | | Our News Team Is Looking Out for Your Health | | | WebMD broke the news that thousands of Metro Atlanta residents may face elevated cancer risks because they live close to a pair of plants that sterilize medical equipment. The plants release a toxic gas into the air. Together with Georgia Health News' Andy Miller, WebMD's Brenda Goodman's reporting discovered that the EPA has known about the problem for nearly a year yet never told those most at risk. And the problem isn't limited to Georgia. All told, 109 census tracts around the country could face similar problems. Our reporting prompted an investigation by the governor and local governments, and spurred local residents to action. | | | | | |
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